Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1887-10-15
HOME AND COAST.
Walters Of Lively Interest to the
General Reader.

Wells. Fargo & Co. will establish an of.
fee at Ely.
mo Eureka and Palisade r. r. Go. are
ao;ns q large business at present.
rLo usual religious services will be held
The Episcopal Church tomorrow.
Tho Eureka Star Band have received
.onr new s~ilver.plated instruments.
d Berg is in receipt of a consignment Of
f,ssh oysters in tin boxes. They are sim
ply delicious.
THE terrible disease known as black
,oallpox is raging in parts of Mexico and
has crossed into Arizona.
Yakima boasts Of growing a caulifowsr
assuring twenty-four inches across and
weighing twelve pounds.
McKenny's directory for 1867 has a
nr,nber of Ruby Hill business men errone-
nusly located at Palisade.
The White Pine stage did not arrive un-
I'll 10 o'clock yesterday morning, owing to
.he bad condition of the roads.
The Star Mining and Smelling Com
nany have shipped about 160 tons Of bull
i'm since the furnace was first fred up.
Marion Davis team left here last Thurs
dav Loaded WIFI OU,VVO pOubus VI sdlL lOT
the Norris brothers mill at Reveille.
C.. c. Powning's prize of $50 for the best
exhibit in any department ct the Carson
Fair was awarded to Mrs. r. M. Clarke,
Showers of rain have been plentiful DUR
ing the week and the season appears more
like the Spring than approaching Winter.
r. Sadler & Co.. among ether specialties,
have some delicious picked white fish for
sale. which will make the epicurean mouth
water.
Frank Bowen, of Union, was arrested
and fined $40 and costs at Palisade last
Monday night for striking a young man at
that place.
Sam Davis three-year-old Holstein bull
Saratoga took the District Fair premium
over Stanford's immense animal of the
same age, which was ignored.
DR.. Rodney A. Richardson, of Lewis,
Del, who was recently appointed pkysi-
clan of the Nevada Indian Agency, has ar
rived at Pyramid Lake Reservation.
Miss Chester, Matron of Bishop Whit
aker's School for Girls, is lying in a crit
ical condition in Reno from blood poison.
ing, resulting from running a needle in her
foot.
F. M. Hoffman brought with him on his
return from Colorado last Saturday, Is of
the new Gavin 4 Cromer patent braces and
bits. They are a finely-fnished and very
useful tool.
The Eureka Star Band were on Atlas
Hill last evening %serenading the Misses
Pardy and Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth,
after which they appeared in front of the
SENTINEL office, and discoursed several
sweet airs just as we were going to press.
Judge Fitzgerald opened court in Win
ncmucca last week, with about II criminal
cases on the calendar. This is the greatest
number of criminals that have come before
a Grand Jury in Humboldt county for ten
years. So says the Virginia Evening Re-
port.
During the week Wells, Fargo & Co.
shipped the following bullion: 5 bars of
Eureka Con-, valued at S13, 454; z bars of
Richmond, valued at $14, 054 81, and two
bars Of passing bullion, valued at 1906 so.
The predominance of gold in the Eureka
Con. bullion still continues.
We are in receipt of Rand, McNally 4
Co.'s pocket map of Nevada, accompanied
by a ready reference index, showing in de-
tail the entire railroad system, express
company doing business on each road, and
accurately locating all the cities, towns,
Postoffices, railroad stations, villages, coun'
ties, etc. 1t is exceedingly useful to bust.
ness people and travellers.
B. Berg sent a fine box of muscat grapes
to this Office last Thursday, which were
greatly relished by the SENTINEL's corps:
Mr.. Berg has received over 300 boxes of
fruit, which he is disposing of at prices
much lower than he did during the hight
Of the season. He is Offering great induce
ments to families who desire to put up
fruit for the Winter.
We advise our lady readers to call and
see the elegant assortment at Morris y
Levy's of ~sealette wraps, cloaks and jack
cts; their wraps of Astracan and brocaded
astracan; also, ladies' cloaks of matlasse,
beaver, brocaded silk and Scotch checks,
and children's cloaks Of all sizes and every
description. Their stock of goods this sea.
son is immense.
We are indebted to F. M. Hoffman for a
copy of the reports of the daily proceed.
ings of the esd Annual Communication OF
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of the indie
pendent Order of Odd Fellows, held at
Denver, Colorado, commencing September
10, 1887, but they are so voluminous that it
would take a whole week to wade through
them. Hence we have returned the re-
ports, and refer our friends of the l. o. o.
+. to Mr.. Hoffman for particulars.